Month: June 2019
Four Fathers Brewing expanding in relocation, rolling out mobile taproom
Valparaiso’s Four Fathers Brewing is on a roll.
Darren Washington asks for state help in Griffith secession as town courts North Township
Calumet Township Board President Darren Washington has made peace with the idea of Griffith leaving for another township, but he says state finance officials have left the town without options in the event its divorce plans don’t work out.
Keep up with Saturday's IHSAA baseball regional action
To advance to semistate, teams have to win two games in one day.
Greenfield-Central defeats Cathedral 4-1
Greenfield-Central High School defeats Cathedral 4-1 in bloody regional regional game at Decatur Central HS. on Saturday, June 1, 2019.
NWS: Sunny Saturday in Central Indiana could turn stormy, severe by nighttime
Indianapolis and most of central Indiana should anticipate rain in Saturday afternoon, with strong to severe thunderstorms likely in the evening.
D-Day ceremony spotlights Trump’s complicated military ties
NEW YORK — World leaders will gather in solemn assembly next week above the sandy beaches of Normandy to mark the 75th anniversary of the world-changing D-Day invasion of France. It’s typically a heartfelt tribute to alliance and sacrifice and…
Reggie Miller: 25 years ago, he scored 25 points in one quarter to beat the Knicks
Reggie Miller made his name as a clutch player 25 years ago, when he scored 25 points in the fourth quarter against the New York Knicks on June 1, 1994.
Former councilman returns to jail to serve sentence for 2017 battery
CROWN POINT — Former Lake County Councilman Jamal Washington turned himself in Friday at the Lake County Jail to complete a sentence for an assault on his female cousin in 2017, a sheriff’s spokeswoman said.
Taylor Swift slams Trump on LGBT stance, presses Senate to advance Equality Act
Taylor Swift marked the beginning of Pride month with a late-night social media post calling for passage of the Equality Act